I think what I like most about this series from Nina Bangs is that her characters are not so angst ridden that they're annoying. I'm finding that issue to come up more frequently these days. It's hard to enjoy a book when you want to strangle the main characters. The next best part is her Eleven: raw, basic instinctual male souls trying to adapt to the complexities of human bodies and a modern human world. Her bad-ass boys are infinitely loveable and hot, hot, hot. What more could a girl want?
This book offers more insight into some of the mysterious characters: Fin, Seir, Zero, Seven - implying a bigger connection collectively amongst them. It's the first book that made me really think about where the series is going to go... how it's going to end and how it's going to get there. Not enough to make guesses yet, but enough to get your brain whirring on it.
This book offers more insight into some of the mysterious characters: Fin, Seir, Zero, Seven - implying a bigger connection collectively amongst them. It's the first book that made me really think about where the series is going to go... how it's going to end and how it's going to get there. Not enough to make guesses yet, but enough to get your brain whirring on it.
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